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NOKIA TUBE SCREEN SHOTS (THE ACTUAL SCREEN'S IMAGE) EMERGE

August 5th, 2008



I still think it's too soon to tell how this phone will turn out, but based on these grainy photographs it don't look too shabby.

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HTC TOUCH DIAMOND OFFICIAL SPECS

August 5th, 2008



Phone Arena some how got their mitts on a leaked Sprint document detailing the HTC Touch's feature set for each carrier.  At a glance, the Sprint version is looking more robust as it's sporting a faster processor, 4GB of on board flash memory, and some sort of motion sensor.  Sprint's version of the phone will be called the HTC Victor.  Verizon on the other hand lacks those things, but has added an SD slot for memory expansion.  These details aren't official, but they look pretty solid.  Head over to Phone Arena and check out the QWERTY variant.

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COMCAST LOSSES NET NEUTRALITY CASE

August 5th, 2008

My jury (aka my decision) it still undecided on the whole 'net neutrality' but I'm glad to hear that Comcast lost it's case for Net Neutrality today.  In short, the FCC ruled that it's illegal for Comcast to interfere with high-bandwidth peer-to-peer traffic.

My reason for being undecided?  I don't have all the facts.  I'd like some empirical evidence proving one way or the other that those downloading large files from P2P sites really screws things up for web surfers like me.  At this point, though, I'm ANTI Net Neutrality and here's why: I recently tested a Netflix Player.  In order for me to stream content, especially of that caliber, I needed a reasonably high download speed.  If Net Neutrality was imposed I might have had choppy video with long buffering times.  Most importantly, though, is that if Comcast and Timewarner got their Net Neutrality, it would be like imposing a passive aggressive monopoly on all visual media going forward, because it would force folks like me to choose Cable over on demand streaming services like Hulu and Netflix.

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D-LINK DIR-615 WIRELESS N ROUTER - $40 SHIPPED

August 4th, 2008

Buy.com has the Web's best deal on the D-Link DIR-615 Wireless N Router. It's $80 - $40 instant savings + Free Shipping = $40 Shipped!

Alternatively, Circuit City has it for $40 + Free Shipping = $40 Shipped!

Features:

* The fastest WiFi technology: 802.11n
* Backwards compatible with b/g
* Two external antennas for optimal throughput

Buy it: D-Link DIR-615 Wireless N Router - $40

HP DESKJET 6940 INKJET PRINTER - $80 SHIPPED

August 4th, 2008

OfficeMax is offering the HP DeskJet 6940 Inkjet Printer for a Web low. It's $100 - $20 instant savings + Free Shipping = $80 Shipped!

Features:

* Built-in Ethernet shares printer over network
* Media sensor detect paper type and sets prints for optimal quality
* PictBridge enabled

Buy it: HP DeskJet 6940 Inkjet Printer - $80

ASUS VW193D 19-INCH WIDESCREEN LCD MONITOR - $155 SHIPPED

August 4th, 2008

DELL INSPIRON 1318 13.3-INCH LAPTOP - $698 SHIPPED

August 4th, 2008